Season Opens With Cowboys
Indianapolis begins the baseball season with an arranged schedule including home holidays for Hoosiers. The Apr 20 opener features Kansas City at Indianapolis and several other matchups across Columbus Toledo Leadville and Milwaukee with games through September.
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Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Pliyet
Cobuntus
Ski
Hee
Toledo
Sune Os
Lemisyilio
Miwaskee
Tie Wu
Kansas City
Slane
Western Polo League Standings and Scores Update
Western Polo League standings show Gabs with wins and losses. Fet Richmond leads with 40 points for aL bl Muncie and Marion Anderson, Elwood and Indianapolis also listed. Anderson 2, Marion 3, Muncie 4, Western League matchups include Indianapolis at Anderson and Marion at Muncie with Kokomo Terre Haute and Ruatsydle in Central League fixtures.
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Western Polo League
Gabs
Fet
Richmond
Muncie
Marion - Anderson
Elwood
Indianapolis
Anderson
Marion
Kokomo
Terre Haute
Ruatsydle
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis Triumph Over Antierean At Additorium
Indianapoliswon at every stage defeating Antierean in a Saturday night clash at the Additorium. McGilvray and Pierce led the effort with strong center play from Cogharshall and steady work from O Hara and Bannon. Scoring: Pierce McGilvray Craig Mallory and Miller with McGilvray six rushes and Pierce two. Attendance listed at 186 with Moran as referee.
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Indianapolis
D Too Pierce
McClvray
Cogarshall
O'Hara
Bammon
McGloraz
Positiom
Anderson
Pierce
Fuse Usm
Ree CO
Heated sparring slated for Wednesday at Polo Rink
AML principals in a boxing card at the Auditorium on Wednesday night feature evenly matched weight classes and notable experience. Tony Moran faces AMEN Rice in a featured bout while Eddie Stearns and George Koerfer clash, Freddie Cole meets Rollo Emig, and Si men of the Tastrat company tackle Maran tas. Tickets top at $1 with limited cent discounts. sales began Monday.
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AML
Amen Rice
Tony Moran
Maran
Eddie Stearns
George Koerfer
Freddie Cole
Rollo Emig
Missouri University Students Break Buck Saw Record
The Missouri University trio at Columbia surpassed previous marks in a rugged buck saw feat. The writer praises endurance and muscular effort while noting lack of professional coaching. The item frames the achievement as an athletic, healthful act by students aged 17 to 19, with moral uplift and discipline.
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Misenuri University
Columbia
Wood
Miree
Metropolitan handicap weights set by official Walter Worburgh
Official handicapper Walter Worburgh assigns Chesney to 128 pounds for the Metropolitan handicap while Mighball receives top honor with 1% pounds? The Bennings handicap shows Santon rated at 1% pounds. Western horses are considered superior to easterns in these events.
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Sme Chesney
Mighball
Eyearsolta
Santon
Big Foreigner Arrives as Possible Jeffries Opponent
Tenry J. J. Placke of Holland with manager John Smith and John Van derland lands in Whig country. Placke, claiming Europe Australia New Zealand champion heats weight boxing, stands six feet five inches tall and weighs 20 pounds more than a light heavyweight. He resembles a wrestler more than a pugilist and has challenged Jeffries about six months ago.
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Holland
Pincks
Rotterdam
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John Vanderland
Meland
Piacke
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Ike
Jerries
Placke
Untitled sports rumor notes and unclear rival talk
Fragmented OCR style note mentions Mackie visit, Delaney as manager, and Tim contest with Maire. References to Hollowinler, Flack, Munroe, and Heke appear amid garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or standings are discernible from the messy text.
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Kiliy Delaney
Mackie
Sats Steuiton
Flack
Holtiniler
Walt
Tim
Maire
Munroe
Chaotic coaching tale crowds Roger Connor with Chris von der Ahe
Disjointed reminiscence describes Chris von der Ahe coaching Roger Connor and assembling a tense scene with carpenters and observers. The muddled account hints at confrontation, a petulant mood, and a charged dynamic between figures identified and unnamed staff during a dramatic moment.
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Chris von der Ahe
Roger Connor
Young Corbett the Cleverest in His Class
The article praises Young Corbett as the cleverest in his class and questions how any fighter could best him. It notes Corbett’s skill and suggests skeptics doubt others can beat him, while referencing Ferre Megervean and public support for challengers.
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Young Corbett
Champian
Avery
Dimmy
Lost a Music Box Prompts Optimism at Batting Park
Manager Hanlon describes sending a music box downtown for repair and notes its value. He forecasts a strong year with about 70,000 workers finishing daily by 4 pm and more business people having free time to visit the ball park. He remains an optimist about baseball attendance and local leisure.
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Raf
Battymore
Lym
Ball Park
G .F. Snyder
Houseman Building
Grand Rapids
Mich
ITIB
Pro Sports Roundup Stirred By Unclear Memoir Notes
A garbled sports week summary mentions Qua nle Mackagen predicting a dive, St Lenis and New York wrestlers, and early 20th century baseball names like Sam Leever and Vanderbilt. The piece blends scattered team hints, hoped profits, and weathered quotes about pennants, machines, and baseball prospects with little coherent narrative.
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Drei Ilk
Bennaits
St. Lenis
George Disii
Bneland
Alditis
Tylor
New York
Grin
Fiano
Sexton Bilronan
Mahi Beer
Stephen Casack
Tegatta
Internatigndt
Weill
Bale
Presberg
Ives
Sir Dias Veartes
Levtustos
Tom Dalyie
Providence
Cincinnati
Komik
Sovgr
Sam Leever
Eydinlers Keeng
Polo Auditorum Polo Tareday Event in Indianapolis
Indiana event roundup notes spots on sale at Huder for an upcoming matchup between Indianapolis and Anderson with a next game scheduled Saturday evening March 14.
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Polo Auditorum
Indianapolis
Anderson
Huder
Kieood
County debate on September meeting and minority veto
The county council discusses the September deadline for appropriation approval and whether minority members can block or support the measure. Legal and procedural concerns push for regular meetings to ensure minority input and avoid delays.
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Minorchy
Heepebechile
Logisti
They Mixed Mal Branch Charged After Altercation
The incident at George Byon’s home led to the arrest of Mal Branch and another man, with both charged with assault and battery. The two men allegedly assaulted the occupants and a vehicle, resulting in police action and detentions.
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Mal Branch
Benner
George Byon
Howe
Byers
Branch
Shock 100 Much for Paul Kruger
A garbled report depicts Paul Kruger with a dramatic reaction as a journalist questions his future, noting political tensions in the Transvaal and Cape Colony. The scene hints at pressure for divestment and a stance on leadership amid a volatile political moment.
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Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Cape Colony
Kruger
Tomeson
Vani
Death Adds Sorrow in the Moore Family
A damaged obituary notice reports the death within the Moore family, outlining loss and grief surrounding the immediate relatives and mentioning the wake and funeral arrangements in sparse, fragmented OCR text.
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Moore
Wabash County land sales exceed $100000 paid to buyers
Purchasers of Wabash County land paid more than $100,007 in the past week, as transfers were completed for several parcels. A March 1 deadline looms for finalizing the transfers, with a Chicago orchestra planning a local concert as part of broader plans.
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St. Macy's River
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Bedttabie
Amen
Oon McLee Creed
Kel Bug Ty
Thomas Witeosen
Af Weteter
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Wabash County
Death of John T. Bryan in Med at home
John Thomas Bryan, a longtime resident of Mars County, died at his home in North Capitola on Sunday. Burial plans are pending as family mourns the loss of a local figure.
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John T. Bryan
John Thomas Bryan
Win
Marle County
Hin
N. Capitola
Bunday
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